What Each Setting Changes
- Power Delivery
- Changes how strongly the vehicle responds to accelerator input. A more intense setting can feel immediate; a gentler setting can make low-speed inputs easier to meter.
- Regenerative Braking
- Changes how much the vehicle slows when you lift off the accelerator. Weak regen feels more like coasting; strong regen produces more lift-off deceleration.
- Brake Feel
- Changes pedal response. An owner described comfort braking as reducing abruptness for passengers, while sport felt more direct.
- Steering Weight
- Changes the effort felt at the wheel. It does not change the need to steer, supervise driver assistance or respond to road conditions.
- Suspension Height
- Low was preferred by one owner for a more settled road feel. High provides extra clearance but should not be treated as an off-road guarantee.
- Suspension Firmness
- Comfort prioritises a softer ride; sport can feel more controlled on winding roads but may transmit more movement to passengers.
Regen and Passenger Comfort
One owner found that strong regeneration followed by renewed acceleration could create a repeated forward-and-back body movement, particularly for passengers sensitive to motion. Weak regen allowed more coasting and made their inputs feel smoother.
This is subjective. Road gradient, speed, accelerator technique, tyre choice and passenger sensitivity all matter. If a passenger feels unwell, try gentler accelerator transitions and compare the weak and strong regeneration settings on a familiar road.
Strong Regen Can Still Be Useful
The same owner preferred strong regen on mountain descents. It can reduce the amount of speed gained after lifting off, but it does not replace attentive braking. Select a speed that suits the road and always be ready to use the brake pedal.
Six Owner Preset Examples
Use these as a comparison checklist. They show how one owner combined independent settings; they are not named E07 factory modes.
Relaxed Daily Drive
Intense power · Weak regen · Sport brake · Heavy steering · Low height · Comfort suspension
Firm Daily Drive
Intense power · Weak regen · Sport brake · Heavy steering · Low height · Sport suspension
Highway with Passengers
Intense power · Weak regen · Normal brake with comfort braking · Heavy steering · High height · Comfort suspension
Highway Solo
Intense power · Weak regen · Sport brake · Heavy steering · Low height · Sport suspension
Mountain Uphill
Intense power · Strong regen · Sport brake · Heavy steering · Low height · Sport suspension
Mountain Downhill
Gentle power · Strong regen · Sport brake · Heavy steering · Low height · Sport suspension
Build Your Own Setup
Start from a Familiar Baseline
Note the current settings or take a photo before changing anything.
Change One Setting
Use the same familiar route and compare only power, regen, brake feel, steering or suspension.
Ask the Passenger
A setting that feels controlled from the driver’s seat may feel abrupt from another seat.
Recheck in Different Conditions
Rain, steep roads, a full load and highway speeds can change what feels appropriate. Prioritise tyre grip, visibility and the vehicle’s safety messages.